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Child moved into our house, should dad still pay the mother child support

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Q) My husband is ordered to pay child support and he is paying every week. As of October 9 his child moved into our house with us. He is still paying the mother child support. The child is 18 out of school and working full time. What can we do to stop the child support from going to the mother. Or can we stop the child support?

A) You and your husband need to contact the nearest child support enforcement office and inform them of the change in his child status and request a Modification of the existing child support order. It would not be wise to stop paying before changes to the order has been made.




One Response to Child moved into our house, should dad still pay the mother child support

  1. How do you pay for child support the $139 monthly amount. Who does it go to. Does it go to Mom or someone else? Does it go to Mom or someone else?

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